Примеры использования Definitive position на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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However, none of this changes Cuba's definitive position as regards the Treaty.
However, some members viewed this to be a matter that could only be dealt with on a conditional basis without taking a definitive position.
His delegation could not take a definitive position on it, since its hands were tied by the original agreement.
His delegation would, however, agree to await the report of the Advisory Committee before taking a definitive position on the matter.
The Parties have taken no definitive position on whether the Convention covers the transboundary movement of ozone-depleting-substance wastes.
Regarding the host and the place for that Round Table,WP.29 agreed to take a definitive position on that subject at its November session.
Another challenge to the implementation of the approved security enhancement project is the slow progress in obtaining the host country's definitive position.
I wish to underline from the outset that Italy does not have a definitive position in favour of or opposed to intermediate approaches.
The EU advised SCIC that continuing internal deliberations regarding the revision of EU Regulation 1185/2003 on shark finning prevented it taking a definitive position.
The representative of the Netherlands hoped that countries would be able to make known their definitive positions regarding amendments to the CRTD at the next session.
The view was further expressed that a definitive position on the conference could only be formulated in the light of the outcome of the deliberations of the Ad Hoc Committee.
Some delegations, however, were still expecting specific instructions from their capitals and, consequently,were not yet in a position to announce a definitive position on the matter.
My delegation would like in that respect to emphasize that it has not expressed a definitive position on the subject, nor was it duly informed of the submission of the draft protocol to the Conference.
Indeed, all the possible scenarios with respect to the more contentious issues, such as the limitation of liability,had already been discussed in detail, and the definitive positions had been set down in the current text.
Some State representatives noted that their Governments had not yet taken a definitive position on many issues being discussed at the workshop, including the question of the establishment of a permanent forum.
In the light of the divergent views that had been expressed on the subject, the issue should be reconsidered in order toallow the Sixth Committee to put forward a definitive position to the Commission in 2010.
WP.29 agreed to take a definitive position regarding the feasibility and the grounds of organizing a Round Table on harmonization of international standards on gaseous fuels TRANS/WP.29/1016, para. 51.
He therefore appealed to indigenous peoples to recognize that Governments did need more time before they could adopt a more definitive position on the draft declaration as a whole, and on individual provisions.
At the conclusion of the visit to Phnom Penh, there was no definitive position as to the premises to be provided and the Government of Cambodia continues to weigh the options, including the possibility of constructing new premises.
The representative of Italy raised concerns on the scope andon certain test methods of the proposal, and announced that he would give his definitive position on this subject during the consideration of the draft by GRSP.
While CARICOM does not have a definitive position on the size of a reformed Security Council, we support the position of the African Group recognizing that a Council of between 25 and 26 seats might represent the most viable option.
However, it was considered prudent to study carefully the decision of the International Court of Justice in the Questions relating to the Obligation to Prosecute or Extradite(Belgium v. Senegal) case,before taking any definitive positions.
As a result of such action by the Commission, the Authority will now have a more definitive position as to those areas where national jurisdiction ends and where its own mandate begins, that is, to manage the international seabed regime.
In this connection, it was suggested that some additional preliminary research work, preferably with the assistance of the Secretariat, be carried out, on State practice, including on treaty practice,before taking a definitive position on whether the progressive development and codification of the law in the area was merited.
The category of rules of this second kind,where the breach arises only after a definitive position is taken by the courts or other organs of the State, is approximately the same as the International Law Commission's category of“obligations of result”.
Some members had suggested that some additional preliminary research on State practice should be carried out,preferably with the assistance of the Secretariat, before a definitive position was taken on whether or not the progressive development and codification of the law on oil and gas would be merited.
Cuba therefore reserves the right to take a definitive position on this issue at the Conference, bearing in mind the need for that body to adopt a balanced programme of work that takes into due consideration the disarmament priorities established by the General Assembly.
Now against that background, I think my objective is not to be taking a definitive position on any particular mechanism or any particular mandate at this point, but I do question whether this is the kind of process that is a useful one and a productive one for us to pursue.
Cuba therefore reserves the right to take a definitive position on this issue in the context of the Conference on Disarmament, mindful of the need for the Conference to adopt a balanced agenda that would duly take into account the priorities on disarmament established by the General Assembly.
Is it conceivable that an organization that cannot even take a definitive position, let alone enforcement action, on a court decision-- the implementation of which it has guaranteed by being a signatory to a treaty-- will act or make a pronouncement on a member's malgovernance?